Define approved conversations
Agree the questions the assistant may answer, the information it should collect and the situations it must escalate. Confirm the relevant channels and languages.
BUSINESS SERVICES
Give inquiries a clear route to the right person.
Customer inquiries often arrive with incomplete information and wait for someone to decide where they belong. We design guided conversations that help a customer explain the need and give your team a useful starting point.
Discuss your requirements ↗Slow first responses, repeated questions and incomplete lead details make follow-up harder for both customers and staff.
Agree the questions the assistant may answer, the information it should collect and the situations it must escalate. Confirm the relevant channels and languages.
Create a structured inquiry summary and route it to the appropriate advisor or team. Agree how the customer is told that a person will take over.
Review incomplete answers, unusual requests, unsupported topics and integration failures. Check that the assistant stays within the approved scope.
ILLUSTRATIVE USE CASE
A customer asks about a service through a digital channel. The conversation collects the requirement, checks approved information and prepares a summary for the right advisor rather than leaving an unstructured message.
This is an illustrative scenario, not a completed customer case study.
Assess first-response time, inquiry completeness, successful handoffs and the quality of follow-up. Agree how incorrect or unanswered responses will be reviewed.
The client approves the content, access, data handling and escalation rules. Commitments, prices and specialist advice remain subject to the agreed approval process.